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EV Mode 2 charging O-PEN

Martin Burton

Why are Mode 2 chargers not required to have O-PEN protection?

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    Apparently in the UK Renault have written a ban on Granny Lead Chargers into battery lease agreements, so unless you buy the batteries they should not be used and obviously if you own the batteries it’s at your own risk.

    In Australia and New Zealand Renault went further and said Granny Leads should not be used at all.

    https://youtu.be/na6w4gGc4GQ

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  • +1

    Apparently in the UK Renault have written a ban on Granny Lead Chargers into battery lease agreements, so unless you buy the batteries they should not be used and obviously if you own the batteries it’s at your own risk.

    In Australia and New Zealand Renault went further and said Granny Leads should not be used at all.

    https://youtu.be/na6w4gGc4GQ

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